Fun Blender - Isometric House

Q1. What programs are used in the course?

For the program, you only need Blender. Blender is a free program and this course uses version 4.5. Installation instructions are included in the course.

Q2. I've watched many Blender basic tutorials, but when I try to create something on my own, it's so difficult.

You need to understand principles and concepts to develop application skills. Even if you've learned how to make a cup, problems arise when you change the material to glass or fill it with beverages. You need to know the characteristics of glass material to identify what the problem is and solve it. This course explains various modeling approaches together to develop application skills and customize things the way you want. After completing it, you'll have the power to create what you desire.

Q3. It's frustrating when I encounter errors or issues while modeling and can't find solutions for parts that don't work well.

This course has a Q&A board that is freely open. Since learners come from diverse backgrounds and have different levels of knowledge, it's natural to encounter unfamiliar parts or errors. While solving problems on your own is good, sometimes a single tip can easily resolve the issue. I especially understand that the frustration is great when 3D programs get stuck. Feel free to use the Q&A board whenever you get stuck.

Q4. Is there any particular aspect you paid special attention to when creating the course?

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Hello. This is Code Mode who does Blender. :)

I'm always thinking about how to help people who take my classes learn Blender in a way that's not difficult and enjoyable while creating my lectures. The most important goal I have in mind is 'enabling them to create what they want on their own'. It's about helping them express and bring out the images they've been imagining through Blender. Since there are various modeling methods, when you experience different approaches and go through the process of finding the method that suits you, application becomes easier and you'll be able to create what you want to make.

Although it's an online course, Q&A is open without any restrictions. As you can see from the existing question board, I even receive Blender files via email to help solve issues, so please feel free to ask questions whenever you get stuck.

Preview lectures are also available, so it would be great if you could check out my teaching style in advance. If you look at the reviews for my courses, students really write wonderful things. Especially comments like "Now that I understand the concepts, I can apply them well" and "It feels like I'm learning properly" - I get a lot of feedback like that. So, drawing courage from that encouragement, I'd like to say that when you're learning Blender, I hope you'll learn it properly with me. I'll teach you in a fun and comprehensive way.

See you in class! :)